Beta note
Still follow the signs.
This beta helps you remember, but posted street signs and official city rules always control.
Denver street sweeping alerts
Tap the curb where you park. We'll show you when Denver sweeps it, and remind you before it happens.
Curb-by-curb sweeping schedules from the city's own route data.
How it works
Beta note
This beta helps you remember, but posted street signs and official city rules always control.
Tap the colored curb where you park to see when it gets swept.
Tap a colored curb line to see its schedule. Turn its reminder on from the card that opens.
Your location is only used to center the map. We don't sell your data.
Terms of use
Last updated August 29, 2026
Denver Curb Alerts is a reminder tool built to help drivers remember posted Denver street sweeping restrictions. By using the app, you agree to use it as an extra reminder and not as a replacement for checking posted signs, city rules, or your own parking situation.
You are responsible for parking legally. Street signs, temporary city notices, emergency restrictions, construction, weather, and official Denver rules always control over anything shown in this app.
Nothing. The map, address search, curb colors, saved curb sets, accounts, and street sweeping reminders are all free, and there is no way to pay us. We do not ask for a card, we do not store one, and no part of the app is behind a paywall.
If that ever changes, reminders will not be what changes. An alert that stops you getting a ticket is never going to be withheld over money.
We may change, add, pause, or stop features as the app improves.
Curb coverage is best effort and always will be. Denver's published sweeping data is incomplete in places, the city changes schedules, and nothing here guarantees that a given block is correct or that a reminder will arrive. See the Disclaimer for what that means in practice.
Please do not misuse the app, interfere with the service, scrape it aggressively, submit false reports, or use it in a way that could harm other users or the city data services it relies on.
For questions about your account or your data, email support@curbalerts.co. For map corrections and bug reports, the in-app Report an issue form reaches us fastest.
Privacy
Last updated August 29, 2026
We collect only what the app needs to help you create and receive curb reminders. Your location is only used to center the map. We do not sell your data.
We use this information to show the map, save your alert setup, send test notifications, schedule reminders, confirm your email address, let you reset a forgotten password, troubleshoot bugs, and improve curb coverage. We do not use it for advertising.
The app is hosted on Render, which also hosts the database holding accounts and reminder schedules. It uses browser push services operated by your browser vendor, map tiles and street data from OpenStreetMap, and street sweeping data published by the City and County of Denver. Those services may process basic technical information needed to load maps, routes, and notifications.
One more is involved only if you create an account: Resend delivers the confirmation and password reset emails, which means your email address passes through it. There is no payment processor, because there are no payments.
Deleting your account from the Account page removes the account, its saved curb sets, every signed-in session, and any outstanding email links, immediately and for good. Reminders you set up on a device keep running unless you turn them off, because they belong to the device rather than to the account.
If you want a copy of what we hold, or want it removed without using the in-app delete, email us at the address below.
You can decline location access, decline notifications, clear selections, delete saved sets, delete your account, or remove the app from your device.
For privacy questions or a data request, email support@curbalerts.co, or use Report an issue.
Disclaimer
Last updated August 4, 2026
Denver Curb Alerts is an informational reminder app. It is not legal advice, not an official City and County of Denver service, and not a guarantee that you will avoid a parking ticket.
Posted signs, temporary restrictions, emergency routes, construction notices, special events, and official city rules may change. You should always check the curb signs where your car is parked before relying on a reminder.
Push notifications depend on your phone, browser, internet connection, battery settings, and hosting services. A reminder may arrive late, fail to arrive, or display outdated information.
This version may not include every sign, exception, or route detail. Please report anything that looks wrong so we can improve it before expanding.
One-time setup
iPhone only sends reminders from apps on your Home Screen. This takes about fifteen seconds.
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